The phrase "a variety of complexities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or levels of difficulties or intricacies in a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The project involves a variety of complexities that need to be addressed before we can move forward."
Alternatives: "a range of complexities" or "multiple complexities".
The desired IMINLP model is to tackle a variety of complexities and uncertainties existing in regional electric power systems, and to help decision makers balance electricity supply and demand with minimized total system cost subject to a variety of constraints.
Moreover, these issues are being further complicated by rising energy prices, shrinking energy reserves, and varying legislational, geographic, socio-economic and political conditions, leading to a variety of complexities in the relevant decision-making processes (Matsuhashi et al., [1996]; Verderame et al., [2010]).
PCOI can instead reveal how obtaining, building, and refining scientific knowledge through scientific inquiries involves working through a variety of complexities or what we introduce in the 5D framework as a suite of practices embedded in five component elements of measurement and observation.
These datasets were collected from the the KEEL [21] and UCI [22] machine learning repositories and represent a variety of complexity, number of classes, number of attributes, number of instances, and imbalance ratio (ratio of the size of the majority class to the minority class).
EBM needs to move forward and perceive health and healthcare as a complex interaction, i.e. an interconnected, non-linear phenomenon that may be better analysed using a variety of complexity science techniques.
New codes with a variety of trellis complexities are shown in these tables.
New codes with a variety of trellis complexities are found with our code search procedure.
However, since the standard MUSIC involves a subspace decomposition step and a tremendous spectral search step, the computational complexity of MUSIC is usually expensive, and a variety of low-complexity approaches have been proposed to reduce this computational burden.
In [3], a variety of low complexity cooperative protocols are considered information theoretically under the framework of diversity-multiplexing tradeoffs, with an extension to multiple RSs studied in [4].
In [6, 7], a variety of low complexity cooperative diversity protocols and an alternative approach based on space time codes, which allows all partners to transmitter on the same sub-channel, are proposed.
Each challenge provided a variety of degrees of complexity and expertise in the elucidation of unknown compounds.
